Lesson Worksheet: Converting Capacity: Metric Units Mathematics

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In this worksheet, we will practice how to convert cubic meters, cubic decimeters, cubic centimeters, liters and milliliters, and solve word problems.

Q1:

Write 1.6 dm³ in cubic centimeters.

Q2:

Write in cubic decimetres.

Q3:

Order 1,800 cm³, 6.8 dm³, 1.3 dm³, and 1,100 cm³ from least to greatest.

A1.3 dm³, 6.8 dm³, 1,800 cm³, 1,100 cm³
B1,800 cm³, 1.3 dm³, 6.8 dm³, 1,100 cm³
C6.8 dm³, 1,800 cm³, 1.3 dm³, 1,100 cm³
D1,100 cm³, 1.3 dm³, 1,800 cm³, 6.8 dm³

Q4:

Order 1,600 cm³, 7.3 dm³, 1.2 dm³, and 8,900 cm³ from greatest to least.

A8,900 cm³, 7.3 dm³, 1,600 cm³, 1.2 dm³
B1.2 dm³, 1,600 cm³, 7.3 dm³, 8,900 cm³
C1.2 dm³, 1,600 cm³, 8,900 cm³, 7.3 dm³
D7.3 dm³, 1.2 dm³, 8,900 cm³, 1,600 cm³

Q5:

Write the answer in cubic centimetre: .

Q6:

Q7:

Order 20 L, 26,000 mL, and 2,000 cm³ from least to greatest.

A26,000 mL, 2,000 cm³, 20 L
B26,000 mL, 20 L, 2,000 cm³
C20 L, 2,000 cm³, 26,000 mL
D2,000 cm³, 20 L, 26,000 mL

Q8:

Fill in the blank:.

Q9:

Convert to cubic millimeters: 0.264 cm³.

Q10:

Express 89 dm³ in cubic centimeters.

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